The Hampshire Cos. inks three leases totaling 44,118 s/f at CENTRA
The Hampshire Companies, a full-service, private real estate investment firm, arranged three lease transactions totaling 44,118 s/f at CENTRA, its LEED Platinum certified office building which was awarded the 2013 American Institute of Architects National Honors Award. The state-of-the-art office building is located at 186 Wood Ave. South.
Grant Thorton will occupy the top floor of the building in what is the largest of the leases totaling 31,288 s/f. Stern + Associates signed a 7,558 s/f lease and Atrium Staffing of New Jersey took 5,272 s/f.
"The addition of these three tenants is a testament to CENTRA at MetroPark's premier location and superior design," said Todd Anderson, a Principal of The Hampshire Companies. "The Metropark market continues to thrive as one of New Jersey's most sought after suburban office markets. CENTRA continues to attract quality tenants that know the benefits of a LEED Platinum environment and appreciate its unique and modern design in a highly accessible location."
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